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Ah, you don't recognize the plot of an episode of Father Ted . It's titled "Chirpy Burpy Cheap Sheep".
Which title, in turn, is a pastiche of a bloody awful 1970's pop-song.
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Possibly because: "The unelected Labour opposition proposed activist shills" is difficult to understand.
How so? It seems unambiguously straightforward to me on reflection.
It's also unclear, to me at least, what you mean by "proposed" and by "shills" and who these people are, specifically, who you claim control the BBC and print media, since despite specifically referring to "Labour" you said you don't mean it's Labour.
This is so cool. I was just searching for a cat meow sound for a personal project today and was so annoyed that most of the top sites returned on Google and DDG were super spammy, ad-riddled atrocities. This is amazing, they have so many cat meows! I can't figure out if its possible to download the entire archive anywhere though..
This is so cool. I was just searching for a cat meow sound for a personal project today and was so annoyed that most of the top sites returned on Google and DDG were super spammy, ad-riddled atrocities. This is amazing, they have so many cat meows! I can't figure out if its possible to download the entire archive anywhere though..
You can just scrape it if you wanted to; grab the src of all the elements and page through them all. Use the names/descriptions for proper naming.
So no need to actually scrape; you can download the CSV and download all the individual files from that.
base url: http://bbcsfx.acropolis.org.uk/assets/
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> It's quite different to the WWW site that is seen within the U.K.. I browse both regularly and they’re basically the same content just with an advert. Not really sure what you’re talking about.
Many parts are completely inaccessible from abroad.
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My item was a direct quote from the BBC trust's description of the channel remit. Indeed it was the remit in full
Well I've gone one better than you by quoting the formal public service description that is part of the formal list of "UK Public Services" under the Agreement between the BBC and the U.K. Government. There are eight television services, not just BBC One as you had it, and they are different services on different channels.
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How so? It seems unambiguously straightforward to me on reflection.
For one thing, as other people are trying to explain, opposition parties are not "unelected". It's also unclear, to me at least, what you mean by "proposed" and by "shills" and who these people are, specifically, who you claim control the BBC and print media, since despite specifically referring to "Labour" you said you don't mean it's Labour.
unelected to government.
> , who you claim control the BBC and print media, since despite specifically referring to "Labour" you said you don't mean it's Labour.
I didn't use a present tense. Corbyn et al had a proposal to take control of editorial departments of major newspapers and tv media to set the agenda.
Your difficulty in reading comprehension is hardly relevant to the point
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Well I've gone one better than you by quoting the formal public service description that is part of the formal list of "UK Public Services" under the Agreement between the BBC and the U.K. Government. There are eight television services, not just BBC One as you had it, and they are different services on different channels.
So you deny the remit of BBC one is as stated and the BBC doesn't operate under that principle?
I love the descriptions. > School Computer Class, general atmosphere in pre-fabricated room, with hum from computers, keys clicking, occasional background speech, T.V. whistle from monitors & people moving around. Like did it make a big difference if the classroom was pre-fabricated? Perhaps it does to a BBC sound recorder!